Sentence examples for error expected from inspiring English sources

The cell voltages differed by less than 60 mV during the operation, which is within the error expected based on the circuit design and the telemetry conditions.

The other, the product of Celera, a private company (prop. Craig Venter), suggested around 26,000.Within the margins of error expected of such cutting-edge research, that sounded like a consensus.

However, it should also be noted that some of these differences fall within the range of error expected for M3 analysis, for which small changes in protocol can alter results [42].

The relationship between R and τ error expected when the damping factor at the 360-s corner of the amplitude frequency response of STS-1, h, changes (Figure 14b) is also shown in Figure 14a, and we can see that the observed index parameter anomaly trend is consistent with the increase of h.

The short green lines extending above and below the dots show what we call the "confidence interval" for that dot: If we could take 100 averages for a candidate from an unlimited number of polls, 95 of them would fall somewhere along the line, so the line represents 95percentt of the error expected from using only those five polls.

Furthermore, the type of error expected should also be taken into consideration.

This paper also includes an estimate of the geodetic and frame-dragging errors expected for the experiment.

But with the clock winding down under 30 seconds, Foles exhibited all the errors expected of rookie quarterbacks, or at least rookie quarterbacks not in Griffin's class.

The proposed set of simulations clearly evaluates the errors expected on the unconventional airships performances when approximated methods are used in the evaluation of the AM.

As the complexity of catalyst structures increases, new features will be needed to learn underlying correlations and avoid introducing significant errors on top of the average DFT prediction errors expected with standard semi-local generalized gradient approximation (GGA) functionals.

The data were then contaminated with 5% Gaussian random noise on the impedance tensor, which is a reasonably high estimate of the errors expected in field operations.